But this one has exclamation points!!!!!!

I've seen a lot of different things in aircraft cockpits.

A glove compartment isn't one of them....

The TSA's next step:

"Thank you sir, now, would you please start Crysis for me?"

Eureka! The real reason Apple discontinued the 17 inch MacBook Pro!

And you guys all think that Apple isn't looking out for you.

You need to discuss this statement with your therapist.

You have some issues here.

Na, just a few little wires.

Whatcouldpossiblygowrong?

What I find astounding is that the FDA doesn't even try to regulate Electronic Health Records. Large, expensive, complex programs that do monitor and help diagnose medical conditions. I'm much more leery of EHRs than random iPhone apps.

It would be a major challenge to do this, but you might actually make a difference.

Another future CEO. Just great.

Actually, there are quite a number of regulations concerning human activity in and around whales. Come to think of it, if engineers had those same regulations apply to them (mostly don't bother the whale, stay at least 100 yards away, no nearby explosions and such), then engineers might have a better chance of getting something useful accomplished.

Humans aren't a rational animal. They are a rationalizing animal.
-- Heinlein.

No, in this case, we just laugh at you. You're too obnoxious to ignore.

Nobody wins in this game.

Large apex predators change their environment. Change the numbers of the apex predators and the environment changes.

- So far, so good. Ecology 101.

"Engineers of the ocean" - now we're starting to anthropomorphize. Engineering, at least in the classic sense of human engineering, is a directed, (generally) intelligent effort to change the environment. Now, cetaceans are very likely intelligent (at least smarter than the average Internet user by all accounts), but the TFS doesn't give any indications that the whales are doing this purposely to change things, they're just being apex predators.

Grrr. I hate stuff like this. Perhaps the paywalled article is better, but TFS does not impress.

I see you've not been over to YouTube recently.

Gun control is using two hands. If you hit the target with your 9mm, neither the bullet nor the target are going anywhere.

Though we both agree that a .223 is pretty useless. Overkill for short range defense against humans, woefully underpowered for Zombie attacks. It's really the 12 gauge shotgun that is your friend - safe, accurate (well, you don't need to be really accurate), effective.

I'll bet you're fun at parties.

Oh. Wait.